Depart Mexico City early in the morning and arrive in San Miguel, a World Heritage Site, around noon. Its outstanding Mexican Baroque religious and civic architecture has become a favorite destination for art lovers, the most famous of which is the Pink Church. Arriving in Guanajuato in the afternoon, after checking in at the hotel, we will proceed to Monumento al Pipila, which is the most worthy and must-see attraction in Guanajuato, standing on the top of the hill and looking at all of Guanajuato from afar, the scenery in front of you can't help but amaze you, just like a painter accidentally spilling all kinds of paints and creating a masterpiece. Itinerary: Mexico City → San Miguel → Pink Church Plaza (30 min) → Guanajuato → Hotel check-in → Monumento al Pipila (45 min)

Pink Church Plaza San Miguel's most famous sight is its parish church, characterized by its pink 'wedding cake' towers that soar above the town. These strange pinnacles were designed by indigenous stonemason Zeferino Gutiérrez in the late 19th century. He reputedly based the design on a postcard of a Belgian church and instructed builders by scratching plans in the sand with a stick. The rest of the church dates from the late 17th century.

Monumento al Pipila Located in Guanajuato, this observation deck offers a commanding view of the city, offering a breathtaking view of the city's main buildings. Rows of Spanish colonial-era and Central American-style colorful houses intertwine, and buildings of varying shapes and colors fill the valley floor and hillsides, extending into the surrounding mountains.